2023 Fall Training Camp: Mertz named starter

[Back Alley Gator]

THAT?! That's what you remember about McCarron?

Uh, hellooooo...
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When this site belongs to you and Sas, y'all are gonna be posting ghey schitt all over the damn place.

THANK YOU!! someone remembered!!

 

[Slug]

All I remember of Mccarron was his tattoo that looked like someone threw up after eating some random letter, numbers and symbols. He shouldn’t have even been allowed to play football after that monstrosity.

But how does that tattoo stack up with this masterpiece?

 

[Slug]

This was easily the worst tattoo in the history of football players. And this guy actually played in the NFL.

Schit, double posted.

 

[Back Alley Gator]

Schit, double posted.

Still drinking this morning, I see. :)

 

[Slug]

Still drinking this morning, I see. :)

So

 

[Back Alley Gator]

So

Just keeping an eye on my competition.

 

[Theologator]

I’m encouraged by the positive impressions we are seeing re: Boardingham, the 3 freshmen WRs and Carroll. There is a lot of potential there. But opportunities for touches are going to be at a premium under the new clock rules.

If we average say 60 plays per game (we averaged 64.5 last year), split it 30 pass and 30 runs, and you have to feed Montrell & Etienne 10-15 touches each, that leaves 25-30 for everyone else. No receiver averaged 3 receptions per game last year. (Henderson led with 38, Pearsall 33 in 13 games.)

Each opportunity is precious.

Thoughts?

 

[soflagator]

Schit, double posted.

Technically triple posted given that Ox posted the very same pic a page back. We’re making history here.

 

[LagoonGator68]

I’m encouraged by the positive impressions we are seeing re: Boardingham, the 3 freshmen WRs and Carroll. There is a lot of potential there. But opportunities for touches are going to be at a premium under the new clock rules.

If we average say 60 plays per game (we averaged 64.5 last year), split it 30 pass and 30 runs, and you have to feed Montrell & Etienne 10-15 touches each, that leaves 25-30 for everyone else. No receiver averaged 3 receptions per game last year. (Henderson led with 38, Pearsall 33 in 13 games.)

Each opportunity is precious.

Thoughts?

Do you mean the new clock rules from 8 or so years ago or what? I hate those damn rules by the way as it just gives more time for commercials especially on ESPN, etc…

 

[GatorJB]

I’m encouraged by the positive impressions we are seeing re: Boardingham, the 3 freshmen WRs and Carroll. There is a lot of potential there. But opportunities for touches are going to be at a premium under the new clock rules.

If we average say 60 plays per game (we averaged 64.5 last year), split it 30 pass and 30 runs, and you have to feed Montrell & Etienne 10-15 touches each, that leaves 25-30 for everyone else. No receiver averaged 3 receptions per game last year. (Henderson led with 38, Pearsall 33 in 13 games.)

Each opportunity is precious.

Thoughts?

Hopefully, an improved defense means more offensive snaps, and not less.

 

[Bernardo de la Paz]

Do you mean the new clock rules from 8 or so years ago or what? I hate those damn rules by the way as it just gives more time for commercials especially on ESPN, etc…

Nope. They are going to start keeping the clock running after first downs like they do in the NFL. Except in the last 2 minutes.

 

[Slug]

Technically triple posted given that Ox posted the very same pic a page back. We’re making history here.

As long as we're making history.

 

[soflagator]

As long as we're making history.

Speaking of getting triple posted and making history, how’s your…yeah see that’s just not my lane. Kind of a shame too. Pretty sure I’d have some decent ones.

 

[jdh5484]

Safety play in mid-season form?

 

[LagoonGator68]

Safety play in mid-season form?

‘Trell is a fuchsing BEAST…not the only DB he will run over this year.

 

[Silverback Gator]

Safety play in mid-season form?

Am I the only one that sees a DB trying to take on a 220lb RB standing still and straight up? That's not going to work.

 

[jdh5484]

Am I the only one that sees a DB trying to take on a 220lb RB standing still and straight up? That's not going to work.

Physics (especially motion mechanics) should be a required course for every defensive player.

Physics lab too.

 

[B52G8rAC]

Physics (especially motion mechanics) should be a required course for every defensive player.

Physics lab too.

That's what they should call Fall Camp. Give 3 hours credit for their physical science requirement. In this case, Newton's First Law is evident. An object in motion remains in motion unless acted on by an outside force. His third Law says two masses interacting apply opposite forces on each other proportional to the mass and velocity squared of each object. Simply stated, a big ass running back going fast is going to clock a diminutive defense back standing still each and every time.

 

[jdh5484]

 

[neteng]

ESPN just spent their load on starting the ESPN Bet. Now they get to influence about it on TV as a 'sports news' and then rake in the money in the back with espn bet.